While more and more people are using AI for a variety of purposes, threat actors have already found security flaws that can turn your helpful assistant into their partner in crime without you even ...

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OpenAI says prompt injections will always be a risk for AI browsers with agentic capabilities, like Atlas. But the firm is ...

OpenAI unveiled its Atlas AI browser this week, and it’s already catching heat. Cybersecurity researchers are particularly alarmed by its integrated “agent mode,” currently limited to paying ...

Agentic AI browsers have opened the door to prompt injection attacks. Prompt injection can steal data or push you to malicious websites. Developers are working on fixes, but you can take steps to stay ...

AI first, security later: As GenAI tools make their way into mainstream apps and workflows, serious concerns are mounting about their real-world safety. Far from boosting productivity, these systems ...

Facepalm: Prompt injection attacks are emerging as a significant threat to generative AI services and AI-enabled web browsers. Researchers have now uncovered an even more insidious method – one that ...

A startup called SplxAI Inc. is pushing for artificial intelligence agent developers to adopt a more offensive approach to security after closing on a $7 million seed funding round today. The round ...

Researchers from Zenity have found multiple ways to inject rogue prompts into agents from mainstream vendors to extract sensitive data from linked knowledge sources. The number of tools that large ...

OpenAI has deployed a new automated security testing system for ChatGPT Atlas, but has also conceded that prompt injection ...

Prompt injection vulnerabilities may never be fully mitigated as a category and network defenders should instead focus on ways to reduce their impact, government security experts have warned. Then ...